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Hazards, Headlamps & Hot Chocolate: A Romantic Comedy

Hazards, Headlamps & Hot Chocolate: A Romantic Comedy

Paperback

Series: A Matchmaker Moms Romance, Book 68

RomanceGeneral GLBTQIA Fiction

ISBN13: 9798253160466
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 22 2026
Pages: 282
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.70 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Damian Shore did not come to Dalton, Maine to ruin anyone's fun.

He came to keep the town from getting sued into oblivion.

As Dalton's brand-new Municipal Risk Engineer, Damian believes in checklists, contingency plans, and not letting enthusiastic locals turn a winter night hike into a liability event with cocoa. Magnus Mags Bennett believes people need joy, community, and a reason to get outside under the full moon. He also believes Damian Shore is far too handsome for a man carrying that much laminated authority.

When Mags's wildly popular Moonlight Ridge Walk starts drawing crowds without permits, waivers, or a real safety plan, Damian is sent in to shut it down. Instead, he makes a compromise: if Mags follows the rules, the event can go on.

Mags agrees.

Mostly.

What follows is a collision of headlamps, hot chocolate, marshmallow politics, weather warnings, volunteer logistics, and one very inconvenient attraction. Damian thinks Mags treats risk like a suggestion. Mags thinks Damian mistakes control for safety. But somewhere between the trail checks, practice hikes, and one nearly disastrous wind shift, they start to realize they may be solving the wrong problem.

Because the real danger may not be the ridge.

It may be how much Damian wants the life Mags is quietly offering him.

Hazards, Headlamps & Hot Chocolate is a cozy, funny small-town M/M romance full of winter charm, community chaos, competence, tenderness, and the kind of love that makes room for both caution and joy.

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